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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1973
Page
4
Multiple church notices list services and activities for First Pentecostal Church First Baptist Church United Presbyterian Harper United Methodist Church and other groups with times and contact notes. Includes Mass dates and youth and religious education events and a used mobile homes listing.
In loving memory of my precious grandma Mrs Edwin Lang who passed away Oct 17 1971 You left us so soon You didn t have time to tell us goodbye All we could do was weep and cry We will never forget your kind words and smile We all loved you but God loved you best Go on Dear One and take your rest We'll meet you in heaven one day Sadly missed by her granddaughter Pinky and her family
The sermon urges daily living with constant responsibilities and opportunities. It compares daily sustenance to manna that spoils if saved for tomorrow and cites the Lord's Prayer Give us today our daily bread to emphasize persistent prayer Bible study and service.
Mrs. William H. Lindemann 85 nee Anna Lott died October 18 at Comfort Community Hospital after a yearlong illness. She was born July 20 1888 in Gillespie County and married William H. Lindemann in Fredericksburg in 1908. Funeral services were October 20 at Schaetter Funeral Home Chapel Comfort with Rev. Perry Woerner officiating. Interment in Comfort Cemetery. Survivors include husband a daughter Cecilia and son in law A E Dillon of Dallas a son Chris Lindemann and wife Mammie of Comfort four grandchildren seven great grandchildren a brother Hilmar Lott and sister Olga Stephens. Preceded in death by six brothers six sisters and a step child Estella Jordan.
An field guide urges selective brush clearing to improve wildlife habitat. Plan by species needs, weave edges between brush and open land, and clear productive areas while preserving food plants. Leave cover in steeper or rocky areas and consult the Soil Conservation Service for planning assistance.
USDA official reports 1786 confirmed Texas screwworm cases in September, 87.7 percent in South Texas led by Brooks County with 811. vast drops expected with cooler weather and sterile fly releases. Farmers urged to submit larvae samples and treat wounds with approved sprays Korlan and Coral for two weeks protection.
Fredericksburg residents may hear Dr. Roger J. Williams of the University of Texas on Tuesday November 6 at 7 30 p.m. in Milam Hall. The noted author and scientist will discuss nutrition and its impact on disease and the body’s internal environment.
Joe Tatum, Vocational Agriculture Director of Fredericksburg, serves as Assistant Superintendent of Open Beef for the 1974 Houston Livestock Show. The event runs February 20 to March 3 at the 18 acre air conditioned Exhibition Building, with livestock from across the United States. Eleven breed auction sales are planned in four days, plus three new breed auctions Chianina Gelbvieh and Hereford Invitational Bull Sales. The rodeo begins February 22 with a matinee, offering over $100,000 in prize money and top acts. Contact Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo for details.
TS and GRA members and directors hold their fall tri annual meeting at the Inn of the Hills Kerrville on Tuesday October 30. Ed Marsh of the National Wool Growers Assn will report on the national scene and Noel Fry of the Mohair Council of America will discuss his Europe trip with Mohair Council team members. Fry McManus and Ross McSwain visited England France Italy and Spain under the Foreign Agricultural Service. Fry will give a detailed report at 1 30 p m Tuesday October 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Massey of Dublin visit his parents and attend the Fall Festival. Bill Glass of Austin spends two days with her parents. Brown Whitewood of Houston visits his parents for a family dinner before leaving Wednesday for Singapore for two years.
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